bird flu, Sandhill and Indiana

Iconic Sandhill cranes face mass die-off in bird flu outbreak
More than 1,500 iconic sandhill cranes have been killed by bird flu in Indiana, officials say, the latest development in the ongoing spread of the highly infectious respiratory illness. Volunteers in masks and gloves have been collecting the 15-pound birds from shorelines,
Indiana bird flu cases explode, killing chickens, sandhill cranes, other waterfowl
There is no cure for the disease, which has a high mortality rate among birds but remains a low risk to people, according to the CDC
Sandhill cranes found dead in southern Indiana from bird flu
An unvaccinated child in Texas has died from measles, authorities said Wednesday, marking the first US fatality from the highly contagious disease in nearly a decade as health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. downplayed a growing outbreak.Around 20 have been hospitalized in Texas, and officials warn the outbreak is likely to grow.
Bird flu responsible for deaths of 100s of sandhill cranes near LaPorte-St. Joseph line
But an Indiana Department of Natural Resources specialist says that case numbers should drop as temperatures warm.
Bird flu killed more than 150 sandhill cranes on LaPorte lake
Indiana Department of Natural Resources spokesman Marty Benson estimates that more than 1,500 sandhill cranes that have died from the highly pathogenic avian influenza this winter. At least 150 died on Fish Lake in LaPorte.
Hundreds of sandhill cranes die in southern Indiana from bird flu
In a concerning development for wildlife enthusiasts and farmers alike, hundreds of sandhill cranes have been found dead in Jackson County, Indiana, due to an outbreak of avian flu. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has confirmed that the bird flu is responsible for the deaths in this population.
Sandhill cranes suffer tragic losses as bird flu sweeps through southern Indiana
Indiana Department of Natural Resources says hundreds of sandhill cranes died from bird flu. SEYMOUR, Ind. — On Highway 50 near Seymour, Indiana, there is a scene of sandhill cranes in the marsh: both dead and alive. Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said this species is another victim of the bird flu.
Dead sandhill cranes raise concerns over avian flu in southern Indiana
Dead sandhill cranes found in southern Indiana are raising concerns about the spread of avian flu from poultry to wild birds.
Fearing spread, volunteers clean up 1,500 Sandhill cranes killed by bird flu
More than 1,500 iconic sandhill cranes have been killed by bird flu in Indiana, officials say, the latest development in the ongoing spread of the highly infectious respiratory illness. Volunteers in masks and gloves have been collecting the 15-pound birds from shorelines,
Here’s how to watch 27,000 sandhill cranes migrate through Colorado this spring
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Wisconsin shouldn't approve hunt for sandhill cranes that migrate through state | Letters
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Julie Geiser: Sandhill cranes are making their way through Nebraska
Several thousand cranes are making their way through Nebraska — from Alda to Lewellen, you can hear the unique and primeval ...
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Yampa Valley 2025 First Crane Sighting Contest to begin Saturday
The Colorado Crane Conservation Coalition has announced the 2025 First Crane Sighting Contest will launch on Saturday, ...
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Sandhill Cranes Appear in Macon County
The sandhill crane is a species of large crane of North America and extreme northeastern Siberia according to ‘Wikipedia.’ ...
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Mary Jane Skala: Sandhill crane season takes flight
The sandhill cranes are flying back to the Platte River. Enjoy crane art shows, guided tours to the river blinds, speakers at ...
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Sandhill crane coming in for a landing on Hogeye Pathway
This joyful sandhill crane was coming in for a landing to meet some friends. He frantically waved to let his friends know he had arrived at Hogeye Pathway. Thanks to Julie Walfield for sharing!